Chi Assessment Day 4

Issues other than password reset for in PACS application should be sent to the PACS team as critical. This means that these issues are of utmost importance and require immediate attention and resolution. Critical issues may include system failures, security breaches, or any other problems that significantly impact the functionality or security of the PACS application. Sending these issues as critical ensures that they are prioritized and addressed promptly by the appropriate team.

The correct answer is C. It’s a standalone application installed in the computer. This means that the Meditech application does not have a specific URL that can be accessed through a web browser. Instead, it is a software program that needs to be installed on a computer in order to be used.

The correct answer is A. KB#484. This KB article provides information about the Meditech routing list. It likely contains instructions, troubleshooting tips, or other relevant details regarding the routing list feature in Meditech.

It is possible to reset the PACS password from Active Directory. This means that users can change or reset their PACS password using their Active Directory credentials. This provides convenience and ease of use for users, as they can manage their passwords in one place. It also ensures security, as the password reset process is controlled and monitored by Active Directory.

The other name for Meditech is Magic Workstation.

The correct answer is B. DCO. The site code for the Colorado National office in Denver is DCO.

The correct answer is B. KB#531 because it is the specific KB article that provides information and instructions on how to reset the Meditech password.

The correct answer is B. Non CHI EMPLOYEE. This means that the Neoteris (Juniper) application is used by individuals who are not employees of CHI (presumably referring to a specific company or organization). It could be used by external contractors, vendors, or any other non-employee individuals who have access to the application.

Identity management is the correct answer because VPN account creation is related to the management of user identities and access control. Identity management systems are responsible for creating, managing, and controlling user accounts, including the creation of VPN accounts. Incident management deals with resolving and managing incidents, change management deals with implementing changes, and configuration management deals with managing and maintaining configurations. None of these options directly address the issue of VPN account creation.

The correct answer is A. AD User name / Password. This means that the login credentials for the VPN require the Active Directory (AD) user name and password. AD is a directory service used by organizations to manage and authenticate users, so it makes sense that the VPN would use these credentials for login.